England v New Zealand: Allianz Stadium win would help undo World Cup final hex

Beating New Zealand at the Allianz Stadium would help England end a run of five World Cup final defeats by the Black Ferns, says Jess Breach. England's women's team, also known as the Red Roses, have faced the Black Ferns in five consecutive World Cup finals, losing all five encounters. However, a victory at the Allianz Stadium could help break the hex and provide a significant boost to the team's morale and confidence. The Red Roses have been dominant in recent years, winning the Women's Six Nations Grand Slam in both 2019 and 2020. They have developed a reputation as one of the strongest women's rugby teams in the world. Despite their success, they have struggled to overcome the challenge presented by the Black Ferns in World Cup finals. Jess Breach, one of England's key players, recognizes the importance of a win against New Zealand. She believes that breaking the cycle of defeats in World Cup finals would be a significant milestone for the team. It would not only provide a psychological advantage but also demonstrate the progress and growth of women's rugby in England. The Allianz Stadium, located in Sydney, Australia, will host the highly anticipated clash between England and New Zealand. This iconic venue has witnessed some memorable rugby battles, and the upcoming match promises to be no different. England's journey to the final has been impressive. They comfortably won their opening match against Fiji, scoring 29 unanswered tries. The team continued their dominance in the